On December 20, the Ministry of Investments, Industry, and Trade (MIIT) hosted a ceremony to award employees who successfully completed training in project management, organized by the Irish consulting firm “Saviday.”
Deputy Minister Shokhrukh Gulamov opened the event by thanking “Saviday” representatives for effectively organizing the program. He expressed confidence that the skills gained during the training would enhance employees’ practical work and contribute to improved individual and departmental performance, helping achieve the country’s strategic goals.
The three-week program included eight modules, covering topics such as working with investors, conducting negotiations, attracting and managing foreign direct investments, and other essential processes.
The training was specifically tailored for employees involved in investor relations, project development and monitoring, improving the investment climate, and other key areas within the Ministry.
At the conclusion of the program, 75 managers and staff members who actively participated were awarded certificates.
About “Saviday”:
“Saviday” is an Irish consulting firm with extensive experience providing advisory services to countries undergoing significant reforms, particularly in the Middle East and Asia. Based in Dublin, the company specializes in the practical implementation of strategic projects, the development of economic zones, support for small and medium-sized businesses, export promotion, market research, innovation, and regulatory consulting.
